A scenic valley in the Scottish Borders, Kennoway Den features a tranquil atmosphere, picturesque walking trails, and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The den is surrounded by rolling hills, woodlands, and farmland, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Visitors can explore the area on foot or by bike, taking in the natural beauty of the valley and spotting local wildlife such as birds, rabbits, and deer.
Lovely peaceful walk in the rain. Great paths if you don't stray up the steep steps and walk along the top of the bank which I did with my two dogs. Very scary in the rain as slippy muddy slim pathway and a sheer drop to the side but beautiful
I use this trail as a shortcut from my house to the shops ( saving 4 minutes or so) and to and from the Yak and Yeti. Parts of it can be muddy after rain
A great place for a peaceful walk by the burn. It has been 50 years since I played in the den. And since then it has changed from a wild area into a lovely place to stroll around and maybe take a wee picnic. Well trodden and wide walkways make it pleasant area for walkers with or without dogs and occasional cyclists. There are a few areas that are of historical interest and whispered secrets of caves and smugglers. A great place for kids but keep them safe near the water please.
It's a nice walk on relatively level terrain, so quite easy going. It is perhaps a bit "linear" though, in that there's pretty much a single route so you end up walking back the same way you came. A few bits look like they could get a bit boggy after heavy rain, but it was fine when we visited.
Personally I love the place my childhood playground but has been left to the elements in recent years still a great walk tho ,, use to have a Cople of other routes but now only the main pathway is usable
Great place to explore by foot or bike , a genuine underrated place to visit with connecting walks down to Leven and beyond .
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Birdwatching
Cycling
Hiking
Jogging
Trail difficulty
Walking
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Dogs allowed outside
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Lovely peaceful walk in the rain. Great paths if you don't stray up the steep steps and walk along the top of the bank which I did with my two dogs. Very scary in the rain as slippy muddy slim pathway and a sheer drop to the side but beautiful
I use this trail as a shortcut from my house to the shops ( saving 4 minutes or so) and to and from the Yak and Yeti. Parts of it can be muddy after rain
A great place for a peaceful walk by the burn. It has been 50 years since I played in the den. And since then it has changed from a wild area into a lovely place to stroll around and maybe take a wee picnic. Well trodden and wide walkways make it pleasant area for walkers with or without dogs and occasional cyclists. There are a few areas that are of historical interest and whispered secrets of caves and smugglers. A great place for kids but keep them safe near the water please.
It's a nice walk on relatively level terrain, so quite easy going. It is perhaps a bit "linear" though, in that there's pretty much a single route so you end up walking back the same way you came. A few bits look like they could get a bit boggy after heavy rain, but it was fine when we visited.
Personally I love the place my childhood playground but has been left to the elements in recent years still a great walk tho ,, use to have a Cople of other routes but now only the main pathway is usable
Great place to explore by foot or bike , a genuine underrated place to visit with connecting walks down to Leven and beyond .
